Month: July 2021

Lockdown may be over but there’s a simple reason why I’m not a fan of the phrase ‘freedom day’. I have friends that are still on furlough. I also know a few who have lost their jobs and are struggling

Five years ago England looked utterly hopeless as they crashed out of Euro 2016 following a 2-1 defeat against Iceland. Roy Hodgson immediately resigned from his post as England manager. With his words in a press conference the next day

After an insane week in Bolivia it was time to swap one of South America’s least travelled to countries for one of its most – Brazil. I landed in Rio de Janeiro at 7 in the morning by which time